Extreme Curves in Woodworking!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Pushing the boundaries of what can be done with vacuum press veneering and making this super curvy drink stand with walnut veneer. The wood bending techniques go beyond what can be done with a typical form and vacuum press.
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Veneer: bit.ly/3HkTRJa
Netting: bit.ly/3mySb5f
Sealing Tape: amzn.to/3NuahjF
Hard Glue: amzn.to/39Wh8Vz
Vacuum Pressing Book: amzn.to/3nHMGSp
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Oh boy you used odies oil while wearing a snapback
I'm just now finding out about all this drama!
I just came to the comments to see if this was brought up 😆
My friend doesn't get it..
@@andreaslied7077 I don't get it
The owner of Odie's Oil made some demeaning commentary towards woodworkers who build things in their garages, along with those social media woodworkers who use/promote snapback hats for their platform.
I laughed so hard at your "my friend Jo-ann" joke. I'm a little embarrassed that I knew you were talking about a store.
No
Love that you kept on going even after the failures, came out with a really cool piece!
Wow….having listened to the Making it podcast I was looking forward to this and boy was I not disappointed……cracking job Dave
Agree! Did the same thing and was very excited for this one! Didn't disappoint me a bit! 👍
as someone that used to make airplane parts and used vacuum bags. red piece is called a breather. and you can find the vacuum fittings for about $20. but the home made ones are fitting for what you are doing. love watching your videos
hey, I have a friend named Jo-Ann and she ALSO has a fabric store in my town!
wonder if they're related?!
@@MakeSomething They could be twins!
Screwing up projects always sucks but it is the absolute best way to learn. Thanks for sticking it out. Cool result for sure. Looking forward to the coaster vid.
David with an off-grid workbench build, and now this...he "just having some fun!".
Of all the Makers i follow on YT, your videos are the ones that excite me the most. I always laugh a some of your little video edits and your projects are always fun.
Thank you!
Old Tom Edison could watch this with a massive amount of joy and even a chuckle or two. Keep trying until the light stays on. He didn’t have Squarespace or Patreon to help cover the costs of failure. A woodworker’s attitude holds tight however. Now I’m less inclined to give up and I’m grateful for that message.
Weird, I have a friend Joanne that sells fabric too 😉
Same, and she's about three minutes from my house.
Look at my box of waln...MAPLE veneer! I really like how the table turned out - after hearing you talk about stuff you were going to do with the vacuum press I was excited to see what you came up with. Love the idea of the acrylic in the middle to hold it up.
veneer pressing professional: that won’t work
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Dude! Your friend Jo Ann has a fabric store where I live too! That's so crazy
Ah this came out great! Glad you pushed through and tried the third time. Never thought of vacuum pressing til now you made it look simpler than I’ve seen before
Mind blown. That is a great idea bending those that way.
Greatest movie ever made playing in the background again hahaha.
Very cool project, David! Never would have thought about the stand not getting out of the bag at your first try!
This project is SICK!! Thanks for making the mistakes so we don’t have to.
Glad to hear that Joanne is still around. Haven’t heard from her in a while. 😂
I'm loving the fail sharing! There is such knowledge in failing and it makes the final success so much better. Great job and I hope you take much pride in your persistence!
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WOW! I have been looking forward to this since you mentioned it on the Making It podcast, but, wow, it turned out great! The possibilities of that form free bending are really cool. 🤠❤🔥⚒
12:10 "and pull out my spacer."
Missed opportunity to say "and pull out my noodle."
Love the vid as always!
"I'm a Woodworker..I'll figure it out"
So glad you kept going after the failures! If not, this wouldn’t exist! Really like the acrylic you added.
Very cool drink stand. I love how you’re Princess bride fan!!! Still one of my favorites!
Inconceivable!!!
Glad you decided to push on past the "failures". They weren't really failures though because they taught you something. They were experiments. 🙃
such a cool design, love it
How… ARE YOU DOING!
😁
F.A.I.L. First Attempt In Learning... Love watching the process gives hope to the rest of us!
He has Princess Bride on in the background.... It's got my vote before he even started.... 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Real cool looking end result. The walnut was a nice choice.
Very nice work mate, love that DIY vacuum bag idea might have to borrow it 👍
You should call the show something like:
“SunDaves Shop Talk”
😎
Thanks for sharing a cool project!
Great video David. Was looking forward to this video since you mentioned on the podcast. The perseverance shown gives me hope to go again when I mess up a project. I made a breadboard end cutting board from your book but messed it up. I haven't gone back to the shop for two weeks. I'll be going in Saturday to try again. Thanks for the content!
I love this because it’s art and awesome.
I like it overall and am glad you persisted. However, the column isn't linear, especially noticeable at 12:29. I believe you can clear up the sanding marks by hitting the ends of the acrylic with a torch after sanding. Lastly, perhaps you could embed a big washer right where you want the coaster. Then embed a magnet in the coaster so it homes and stays put. Hope not to insult, just pose food for though. Fun build!
@@Zamboni-0805 yes, actually reminds me of a hard candy I had about 30 years ago, maybe from my great grandmother.
What a beautiful design. I'm glad you showed the failures that got you to the success. Thank you for your creations.
LOL "I have a friend named Joanne who has a fabric store in town".. Good one David!
Jo Ann is a nice lady with awesome supplies. My dad would love your channel.
My hat off to you. Excellent work!
Looking forward to sitting down and watching this video after work tonight. Based on the thumbnail, this is going to be amazing! I've watched your videos off and on for years. Your past few projects have had me re-fall in love with your designs as well as your video style. Thank you
FANTASTIC!!! Just amazing…
I thought using steam was the normal way of bending wood? Like vaneer it and then bend it. So as it dries it dries in thr way it's supposed to be?
And best quote ever..
"I got this fabric from my friend Joanne. She has a fabric store here in town"
Iconic
Wait, does the book not mention making a form for it to set against when in the bag? I've always known those as "vacuuform bags" meaning you need a form for the veneers to set and dry against. That would also eliminate your bag trouble as you're putting a solid block form in there. In your case a sandwich form.
I do not know woodworking but bent ply veneers I do for some reason haha
I've been waiting to see this since you mentioned it on the podcast. I couldn't quite picture the solution in my head. It makes so much more sense looking at it. Very cool results! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Seth!!
love the 3rd take thanks for showing me what worked and what didn't! Love the table
Awesome build and love how you don't just show your success but the failures. That in itself is encouraging to novice woodworkers like my self.
Awesome work, Dave! Really beautiful piece! 😃
That's a real work of art!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Turned out great! Thanks for sharing! Glad you didn’t let the first two attempts deter you.
Wait you know Jo-ann too??😂
Great job on the table! Loved being able to see your problem solving process of how to get the plywood bent
I have watched all of your videos for years and enjoyed your enthusiasm and innovative out-of-the-box thinking. This by far is my favorite project that you’ve done. Please do more crazy furniture projects
Nice one Dave. That turned out amazing!
I always enjoy your experimental videos David. The results arent always to my aesthetic taste, but it's always interesting to watch someone trying something outside the box instead of making UA-cam's 5000th Shaker end table etc.
two thumbs up for tentative title and this project!
"This is just some vinyl I got from my friend Jo-Ann. She has a fabric shop here in town." 🤣
Oh this is wonderful. I have learned that bending plywood exists, thanks!
Love the design! Good thing that you kept going
That looks great. I’ve been thinking about vacuum bagging and after watching you I’m more inspired to give it a go so thanks.
I really like your soundtracks. And the very fact that you make your own background music.
The project itself is also very cool.
One of my favorite projects ever - such a cool design and so much outside the box (or should I say inside in this instance😉) thinking!
Ha! Thanks Ethan!
Dave this is a great video 🙌 that’s what’s UA-cam is about when it comes to woodworking. You tried and failed so we can all learn and benefit from one another. Great 👍 stuff 👏
OMG…LOVE this! Feels a little out of reach for me but you are inspiring me to try!
That's Inconceivable!
I love your shows Dave. It's a completely different vibe to the other 'woodworking' channels (in a good way). Never be afraid to show your working out, we're all here for the journey as well as the end product!
Awesome end result! I hope someday to have the time, and cash, to get into more of the scene. So many things can be done with a little trial and error. I was happy to see the failures and how you worked around them.
Wowers that's definitely unreal and very unique. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend David. Keep making. God bless.
That’s a pretty sweet drink table, very cool and different process to watch!
My favorite videos of yours are when your experimentations result in art. Really diggin on this one.
Thank you thank you!
Very inspiring, thank you.
Joanne has a fabric store in my town too!
GD, Picciuto! That suit in the thumbnail!?!? The curves in the stand!?!? What do you think this is, classy YT?
Also, glad you're showcasing the fail forward. A wise man. 🦉🎓🪵
haha!
Brilliant.
Amazing!
I am from Brazil and and i always watch your videos
I enjoyed the journey.
That turned out looking great David! Persistence always pays off in spades! 👍👍😉😉
Great project, love the perseverance to make it right
Love the princess bride playing in the background
can ya tell us what the dimensions of the mold are and the length of the veneer to go into the mold are this is totally awesome
Great, great video showing the value of persistence! What a cool project!
Looks nice.
At 1:08 I thought you had a laser line overhead set up to a fence as a reference to cut that with the knife, probably not as useful as I first thought, but seemed like a very cool piece of kit in a shop!
Impressive LEARNING. Thanks for showing all this.
Man those curves look so clean!! It was worth the three attempts
I love watching your "experimental" videos. They're fun and a great teacher!
That was cool. Really enjoyed the process. And the results were good. Glad you finished it.
Really appreciate documenting failed attempts. Awesome.
Great to see the learning and problem solving process! Bonus that table looks amazing!
A good video, nice result and inspiration for a new project. Thank you.
interesting project. One criticism - the seethrough support, top and bottom parts arent aligned correctly, or am i seeing things wrong?
edit:
Also why do you apply oil with glove? isn't sponge faster and easier, more uniform?
Very very nice piece, and appreciate you showing the learnings along the way
You blew this one out of the water David, nice work! 👍🏻
Love this video style!!
Love the design. I am ready to see what you do with this new method next.
That turned out beautifully! Say “hi” to Jo-Ann for me the next time you visit her. ;)
Do a some what simple coaster video. Like, harbor freight tools and what's in the shop with less money ppl in mind
I can only think you must’ve misread some thing. Whenever you’re bending multiple laminates you need at least one end free to allow for the slippage. If you’re making a flat piece then you can tape and clamp The two ends but I would still start in the middle and work my way out or work from one end onto the other just to make sure there wasn’t One of the veneers longer than the rest so that it would not be able to lay flat and cause a separation. By the way thanks for the tip about talking to Mary Ann. I know her too. Never thought about getting vinyl from her to do a vacuum bag.
Glad you stayed with this one. Loved seeing it progress on Patreon and the final edit was nicely done.
Thank you Joe!
Great.
To fail means to learn! And at the end, one is able to do much more than just this job.
I love all of your videos, but these ones that take us through the learning process with you are my favorite.
Also, the “my friend, Joann” comment went over my head the first time. 😔
Oh, and… with some colorful veneers, you would get a ribbon candy table!
The Princess Bride in the background!